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ディズニーリゾートホテルで警報がなり避難する人＝米フロリダ州

Disney’s Riviera Resort was being evacuated on Monday night, December 14. According to the witness, the resort’s alarm was going off and the visitors were leaving. The witness also saw a firetruck on site. The reason for the evacuation is still unknown. This is a developing story. (Original Title: US: Disney’s Riviera Resort Being Evacuated In Florida)

日付：3030年12月14日

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掴まった状態から抜け出す男性＝アメリカ

A man from Florida has created a series of videos where he shows his followers how to escape from various kidnapping situations. Director of Operations Robin Hunting, 29, has been creating these videos since the start of the pandemic, showing people how to get out of different restraints, as well as safety and security tips. Robin said: "I spent some time in the Royal Marines, but most of my techniques come from research and just trying it out." He was told that one of his early videos, of a movie scene where someone broke out of zip ties, managed to help someone escape being kidnapped by their ex-partner. ( Original Title: Man Escapes From Various Kidnapping Situations )

日付：2021年1月15日

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【映像】情報提供者に5000ドルの賞金　米でマナティーの背中に落書　　

　米南東部フロリダ州の川で、背中に「トランプ」と書かれたマナティーが目撃されたことを受けて、野生生物保護局が捜査に乗り出した。 　これは1月10日、フロリダ州のホモサッサ川で問題のマナティーを目撃したツアーガイドが撮影した映像で、文字はマナティーの背中の藻を削り取るように書かれていたという。 　「マナティーは看板ではない」と憤るのは、生物多様性保護を中心とした活動を行う「生物多様性センター」で、5000ドルの賞金を出して、容疑者逮捕につながる情報を募っている。 　野生生物保護局によれば、絶滅危惧種保護法によって保護されているマナティーに対する蛮行は、連邦刑事犯罪とみなされ、５万ドルの罰金または、最長1年の連邦刑務所での懲役が科せられる。 （アメリカ、ホモサッサ・スプリングス、1月14日、映像：Hailey Warrington via Storyful/アフロ）

日付：2021年1月14日

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Rescued Sea Turtle Returns to Ocean After Months of Care at Florida Rehab Center

A male loggerhead sea turtle named Connor was released back into the Gulf of Mexico on January 12 following months of recovery at Sarasota's Mote Sea Turtle Rehabilitation Hospital. According to a press release, Connor had been in the hospital's care since September after suffering from lethargy and multiple areas of skin erosion. Connor is seen in this footage taken by Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium at at Longboat Key as he headed back into the waves, while wearing a satellite tag that allows scientists to track his whereabouts. Credit: Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium via Storyful ( Original Title: Rescued Sea Turtle Returns to Ocean After Months of Care at Florida Rehab Center )

日付：2021年1月12日

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S&P 500 ends with slight gain as small caps favored

Date:JANUARY 12, 2021 The benchmark S&P 500 closed barely higher on Tuesday (January 12) while shares in smaller companies soared as investors favored more economically sensitive market segments as they bet on a recovery in 2021. U.S. Treasury yields climbed and the small cap Russell 2000 outperformed throughout the session as did so-called cyclical sectors such as financials and energy, which are heavily dependent on a strong economy for growth. Traders are being viewed as betting that incoming U.S. President Joe Biden, a Democrat, would usher in heftier fiscal stimulus. Some investors said they were cautious ahead of earnings season while others monitored developments in Washington after supporters of outgoing U.S. President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol last week. As Democrats moved to impeach Trump for inciting the deadly rampage last week, Trump on Tuesday denied wrongdoing saying that his public comments on the day of the attack were "totally appropriate." Unofficially, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 60 points, or 0.19%, to 31,068.69, the S&P 500 gained 1.58 points, or 0.04%, to 3,801.19 and the Nasdaq Composite added 36.00 points, or 0.28%, to 13,072.43. Throughout the day the communications services sector was the biggest percentage decliner among the S&P 500's 11 major industry indexes. Of the major sectors, energy stocks were leading gains throughout the session as crude prices rose. (Production: Fred Katayama, Hyeongmi Kim, Dan Fastenberg) (Caption:2027BU-USA-STOCKS_CLOSE_O_)

日付：2021年1月12日

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Jennifer Lopez enjoys lunch with friends at a restaurant in Miami, FL

Jennifer Lopez enjoys lunch with friends at a restaurant in South Florida after hitting the gym. celebcorona

日付：2021年1月12日

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Jennifer Lopez enjoys lunch with friends at a restaurant in Miami, FL

Jennifer Lopez enjoys lunch with friends at a restaurant in South Florida after hitting the gym.

日付：2021年1月12日

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Cat Moves Tongue While Sleeping

A hilarious viral video shows a cat 'sucking' the air with his tongue while sleeping. Gina Maria Rivera, 35, from Florida, USA, filmed her one-year-old cat Gandalf, as he hilariously moved his tongue up and down while asleep. According to Gina, Gandalf has a habit of sucking his tail, and when he falls asleep he keeps repeating that same 'sucking' movement with his tongue. Gina posted the amusing video online where it went viral with thousands of views. ( Original Title: Cat Moves Tongue While Sleeping )

日付：2021年1月12日

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'Hurry up and impeach Trump' - New Yorkers weigh in on Capitol attack

Date:JANUARY 11, 2021 New Yorkers weighed in on Monday (January 11) as the U.S. House of Representatives expects to begin considering a second impeachment of Donald Trump on Wednesday (January 13), after the president was formally accused of inciting insurrection ahead of last week's storming of the Capitol. "If this isn't an impeachable offense, then I don't really know what is," Merrill Berkowitch said, while walking her sister's dog through Washington Square Park. "What is going on right now is the same thing that happened in Italy in the early '20s. That's how fascism was born," Gino Musso said. "He should be removed from power, because he's a dangerous man. I think he's crazy." "Hurry up and impeach him," Angela Solomon said. "When I saw the storming of the Capitol building, I was horrified and I was scared out of my mind," Susie Szeto Price said. "I have kids. I was worried about the kind of future my kids would be growing up in. And I also thought that the rioters were very, very poorly brought up. I mean, how could they not view the Capitol building as sacred? How could they destroy it?" House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer told his fellow Democrats the chamber would start the impeachment proceedings on Wednesday if Vice President Mike Pence does not respond to a request to invoke the 25th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution to remove Trump from office, a House aide said. Passage would make Trump, a Republican, the only U.S. president ever to be impeached twice. Thousands of Trump supporters stormed the seat of Congress last week, forcing lawmakers who were certifying Democratic President-elect Joe Biden's election victory into hiding in a harrowing assault on the heart of American democracy that left five dead. The violence occurred shortly after Trump urged supporters to march on the Capitol during a rally where he repeated false claims that his resounding defeat in the Nov. 3 election was illegitimate. Many House Democrats and a handful of Republicans say Trump should not be trusted to serve out his term, which ends on Jan. 20. (Production: Andrew Hofstetter, Roselle Chen) (Caption:1197WD-USA-TRUMP_CAPITOL_NEW_YORK_VOICES_O_)

日付：2021年1月11日

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Three Adults Surprise Stepdad With Adoption Request

A man was brought to floods of happy tears as his stepchildren surprised him with an adult adoption request 18 years in the making. Ben Lewis, 56, came into the lives of siblings Nikki Henderson, 38, Jessica Godfrey, 34, and Thomas Johnson, 30, in 2002 and never treated them differently to his own kids, the trio said. Nikki said despite the formative years of their relationship coming mainly when they were adults, Ben still acted like a father figure coming up with dad jokes, advice and moral support. So, one-night in 2020, Nikki was lying in bed and realized Ben could adopt the three adults with their consent, and so she sent a text to Jessica and Thomas, who wholeheartedly agreed. The siblings decided the adoption request would be Ben’s Christmas present, and after Jessica drafted the documents, the group placed them in an Amazon box filled with shredded paper to disguise the gift, leaving it under the tree. On Christmas Day, after all other gifts had been opened in Ben’s Florida home, the siblings casually said: “Oh, we forgot one,” and passed it to their stepfather. Nikki’s husband Brandon began to record the moment, with Ben slowly digging through the paper to find the documents. As he picked them up and began reading, everyone else in the room was already crying happy tears in anticipation, before Ben, as the moment hit him, followed suit. (Original Title: Three Adults Surprise Stepdad With Adoption Request)

日付：2021年1月11日

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Authorities Investigate After Manatee Seen With 'Trump' Written on Its Back

US wildlife officials say they are investigating after a manatee was discovered in a Florida river with the word "Trump" on its back. Hailey Warrington, a boat captain who specializes in manatee snorkeling tours, said she recorded this video in the shallow waters of the Homosassa River on Sunday, January 10. Warrington said she immediately reported the incident to the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. The Center for Biological Diversity announced a $5,000 reward for information leading to a conviction in relation to the incident. The center said officials believed the word was scratched into algae on the animal's back. "Manatees aren't billboards, and people shouldn't be messing with these sensitive and imperiled animals for any reason," said Jaclyn Lopez, Florida director at the center. A federal wildlife officer told the Citrus County Chronicle that harassment of a manatee, protected by the Endangered Species Act, is a Class A federal criminal offense punishable by a $50,000 fine and/or up to one year in federal prison. Anyone with information has been asked to contact officials. Credit: Hailey Warrington via Storyful ( Original Title: Authorities Investigate After Manatee Seen With 'Trump' Written on Its Back )

日付：2021年1月10日

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U.S. COVID-19 cases surpass 22 mln -- Johns Hopkins University

The total number of COVID-19 cases in the United States topped 22 million on Saturday, according to the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University. U.S. COVID-19 case count rose to 22,035,618, with a total of 371,260 deaths, as of 3:21 p.m. local time (2021 GMT), according to the CSSE tally. California reported 2,649,119 cases, followed by Texas with 1,943,625 cases and Florida with 1,464,697 cases. The states of New York and Illinois both registered more than 1 million cases. Other states with over 550,000 cases include Ohio, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, North Carolina, Arizona, Michigan and Indiana, the CSSE data showed. By far, the United States remains the nation worst hit by the pandemic, with the world's most cases and deaths, making up more than 24 percent of the global caseload and over 19 percent of the global deaths. U.S. COVID-19 cases reached 20 million on Jan. 1, and the number increased by 1 million every four days since then. The country identified 283,204 new cases on Friday, the second highest rise in confirmed infections in a single day since the pandemic began, the CSSE chart showed. With a daily toll of 4,194 on Thursday, the United States went through the deadliest day ever since the onset of the pandemic. A national ensemble forecast updated Thursday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention predicted a total of 405,000 to 438,000 coronavirus deaths in the United States by Jan. 30, 2021. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from New York, U.S. (XHTV)

日付：2021年1月10日

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「ダンスミュージック」でアレクサとおばあさんの間にジェネレーション・ギャップ＝アメリカ

Stephanie L. filmed her grandmother trying to ask Alexa to play a nice dancing song from her era, but Alexa played dance music instead, making grandma and Alexa get into an argument in Orlando, Florida on January 9. ( Original Title: Amazon's Alexa and Florida grandma get in argument over dance music )

日付：2021年1月9日

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Creative Way to Catch Phone From Balcony Edge

Occurred on January 8, 2021 / Miami, Florida, USA Info from Licensor: "My phone slid under the glass of my balcony and stuck on the ground beneath it. The ground was a slight level below the balcony ground, so I couldn't push it back in. My hands wouldn't fit through the gap so we had to get creative to get my phone back." ( Original Title: Creative Way to Catch Phone From Balcony Edge )

日付：2021年1月8日

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High security around the US Capitol two days after unrest

Security is strengthened around the US Capitol two days after supporters of US President Donald Trump violently stormed the building in Washington,DC. IMAGES

日付：2021年1月8日

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トカゲに耳を噛まれても無反応な男性＝アメリカ

Occurred on January 8, 2021 / Saint Augustine Info from Licensor: "I put a lizard on my coworker's ear, just being silly. ( Original Title: Coworker Has No Reaction to Reptile )

日付：2021年1月8日

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外壁下にはシリアルの箱がいっぱい＝アメリカ

Occurred on January 8, 2021 / Lakeland, Florida, USA Info from Licensor: Before we lived here there was a guy who had a dog that tore up the siding and when we lifted up the siding we saw cereal boxes so I grabbed my phone and put it on TikTok. ( Original Title: Man Discovers House was Built with Cereal Boxes )

日付：2021年1月8日

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まるでロボット掃除機、ベッドの下に入ってぐるぐる回る犬＝アメリカ

Rusty the miniature dachshund got himself into a spin during a visit to his owner's office in Naples, Florida. The one-year-old dog's bed can be seen repeatedly spinning around in this footage. Sharing the video to Facebook, his owner Kristen Spicer jokingly refers to him as the "new Roomba." Credit: Kristen Spicer via Storyful ( Original Title: Making 'Roomba': Dachshund Gets in a Spin While Stuck Under Its Bed )

日付：2021年1月8日

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米議会乱入事件 翌日

Title:Reactions at US Capitol a day after pro-Trump mob storms building "Everybody looked like they were behaving to me," says a Trump supporter in Washington DC a day after unprecedented chaos unfolded in the US capital. "I feel sad for America. I feel embarrassed," says one DC resident who lives close to the Capitol. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES

日付：2021年1月7日

人物：ドナルド・トランプ

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ママよりもパパが好きなペットの豚＝アメリカ

Occurred on January 7, 2021 / New Smyrna Beach, Florida, USA Info from Licensor: "Pinky the pig lays in her dad's arms and the mom tríes to take her but Pinky won't let her because she wants to stay with dad." ( Original Title: Pinky the Pig Betrays Mom )

日付：2021年1月7日

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【映像】妻のとっさの判断で夫は無事　フロリダ州でカヤックが転覆　

　米南東部フロリダ州ウェストンで1月5日、湖でカヤックを楽しんでいた夫の艇が転覆したが、妻の機転で事故を免れた。 　夫のカヤックが転覆するところを目撃した妻が、隣人に地元救急隊への通報を依頼して、自分は救命具を持って夫のカヤックの元へ。　 　体にロープを結んだ隊員がカヤックにたどり着き、夫婦そろって岸まで引き寄せられたが、妻のとっさの行動がなかったら事故になっていたところで、その判断力と行動力が大いに称賛された。 （アメリカ、ウェストン、1月7日、映像：Broward Sheriff's Office via Story/アフロ）

日付：2021年1月7日

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Journey to the US Capitol: A 'historical' day with Trump supporters

Images of the journey taken by a group of Donald Trump supporters who board an overnight bus and head towards the US Capitol where scenes of unprecedented chaos and violence shocked the world. "Use your phone,live streaming from your phone,because this is a historical day," a Trump supporter tells others before they board their bus. "We're energized and ready to go,save America," says another supporter. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES ARRANGED IN SEQUENCES - Chau Keley,President of Vietnamese Americans for Trump - Mark Sahady,vice-president of Super Happy Fun America - Sue Ianni,director of operations for Super Fun Happy America,organized 6 buses to help bring close to 300 people to DC - Glenn,Trump supporter,member of Super Happy Fun America

日付：2021年1月6日

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米議会議事堂襲撃の日 夜間外出禁止令発出で支持派と警察の攻防戦

Title:Chaotic scenes outside US Capitol as police kettle protesters after curfew As Donald Trump supporters defy a Washington,DC curfew and confront law enforcement hours after they stormed Congress,police use kettling to control the crowd,a controversial technique in which officers form large cordons to congregate protesters in a smaller area. IMAGES

日付：2021年1月6日

人物：ドナルド・トランプ

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米議会議事堂 トランプ支持派襲撃の瞬間

Title:Pro-Trump mob clashes with riot police at US Capitol Pro-Trump rioters clash with police outside the US Capitol in Washington, DC, as protesters shove and push attempting to enter the building. Officers threw stun grenades at crowds and some protesters threw projectiles. Outside, Trump supporters from across the country voice their support: "The president invited me, and he invited me and I had to come," says a supporter from Michigan. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES

日付：2021年1月6日

人物：ドナルド・トランプ

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Arizona first state to object as Congress convenes to certify 2020 election

Date:JANUARY 06, 2021 A joint session of the U.S. Congress convened on Wednesday (January 06) to certify Democrat Joe Biden's win in the November 2020 presidential election, with a group of Republican lawmakers expected to object to the result. Arizona's representatives became the first to do so as the session got underway, leading to a break in the process so that the Senate and House of Representatives could separately debate the issue. Although Biden won the Nov. 3 election by more than 7 million popular votes and a 306-232 margin in the Electoral College, Republican President Donald Trump -- without evidence -- continues to claim his victory was the result of widespread fraud. State and federal reviews have knocked down allegations of significant fraud and legal efforts by Trump's allies to overturn the election have failed in multiple courts. Congressional certification of the Electoral College vote, the final step in the months-long process to select the U.S. president, are typically brief and ceremonial. This year, it could drag into Thursday. Nevertheless, Senator Ted Cruz is expected to lead at least 11 other Republican senators, alongside dozens of Republicans in the House of Representatives, in objecting to Electoral College results being formally approved by both chambers on Wednesday. Cruz is bucking powerful Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who has recognized Biden's victory and urged his fellow Republicans not to pursue the challenges, which appear to lack the political support they would need to succeed. The acrimony within the Capitol could pale in comparison to the protests outside, however. Trump has urged supporters, who include the violent Proud Boys, to take to the streets and he is expected to speak to protesters on the Ellipse behind the White House. The Electoral College results are presented alphabetically, starting with Alabama. Republicans are expected to challenge results in the election battleground states of Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Nevada. If the challenges are ultimately defeated, as anticipated, Vice President Mike Pence, acting in his role as president of the Senate, is expected to proclaim Biden and Senator Kamala Harris the next president and vice president. The U.S. Constitution does not give Pence the power to unilaterally overturn the results of the election but he is under pressure to do so from Trump. Biden is due to be sworn in as president on Jan. 20. (Production: Ashraf Fahim) (Caption:3180WD-USA-ELECTION_CONGRESS_START_O_)

日付：2021年1月6日

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Long Line Forms Outside COVID-19 Vaccination Site Near Miami

A long line of cars formed outside a drive-thru coronavirus vaccination site in Sunrise, Florida, on January 5, as administration of the vaccine to residents 65 and older began, footage shows. Senior citizens were eligible to sign up for vaccinations on a Broward County website, which was taken down for maintenance multiple times, according to the Miami Herald. On January 3, the site claimed it allowed 26,465 people over 65 to make all the available appointments, they reported. The Florida Department of Health is providing three COVID-19 vaccination sites in Broward County open by appointment, as well as sites at some hospitals and senior living communities, according to local news reports. This video shows cars lined up for the vaccine at Markham Park. Credit: Matias Gonzalez via Storyful ( Original Title: Long Line Forms Outside COVID-19 Vaccination Site Near Miami )

日付：2021年1月5日

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More cases of new COVID-19 variant to worsen U.S. outbreak

SOUNDBITE 1 (English): TAN YIXIAO, Xinhua Correspondent "Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed last week the new COVID-19 variant that was discovered in Britain has been circulating undetected in the United States and transmitted person-to-person. According to local media, three states across the U.S. have now identified cases of the new coronavirus strain in people with no travel history, first in Colorado on Dec. 29th followed by cases in California and Florida, a sign that the variant could already be spreading unknowingly among Americans. U.S. health officials have said the variant's arrival in the nation isn't a surprise, though it could make matters worse if it's allowed to spread unchecked. CDC official Henry Walke said the new variant now circulating in the U.S. could further stress hospitals that are already overwhelmed with coronavirus patients. He also said the available data indicates the new variant spreads "more easily and quickly than other strains," but it does not appear to cause more severe disease or increased risk of death. Some cases of the new variant have been found in the country's most populated states amid a busy holiday travel season. TSA screened 1.28 million passengers at U.S. airports on Sunday following Christmas, the highest number since COVID-19 halted travel in mid-March. According to CDC, viruses constantly change through mutation, and preliminary analysis in the country suggests this new variant may be up to 70 percent more transmissible than previously circulating variants. Last December was the deadliest month of the pandemic in the U.S. as hospitals reached capacity and the highly anticipated vaccine rollout ended up slower than anticipated. The nation's top infectious disease expert, Anthony Fauci predicted normal life would not resume for most Americans until as late as the fall of 2021. As of now the United States has recorded more than 20 million cases with over 350,000 related deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University." Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Washington D.C. (XHTV)

日付：2021年1月5日

RM 151476918

'I Didn't Wear a Mask. I Should Have': Ex-COVID Skeptic's Emotional Hospital Bed Plea

A man who formerly expressed skepticism about the seriousness of COVID-19 has recorded video from his hospital bed after contracting the disease, saying, "I didn't wear a mask. I should have." Chuck Stacey posted a number of video updates showing him suffering the effects of the coronavirus, an experience he described to Storyful as "horrifying". In the earliest of these, he says, struggling for breathe, "I didn't wear a mask. I should have. I didn't. I believed this was just a flu. That it was all gonna go away. That it was political. I didn't think a mask would help." He goes on to say, "You don't want to end up like me. I'm having trouble breathing. I may have to be intubated if I get any worse." Stacey and his wife both contracted COVID-19. In subsequent footage, Stacey suggested that people have wished him death. He said that he was improving, and told Storyful, "I'm still in a fight but I'm getting better." He said that he had worn a face shield because he suffered from claustrophobia. He urged people to wear masks. He told Storyful: "All of this started [when] my wife and I were very sick at the beginning of 2020. We both had a respiratory illness that they could not figure out what it was. "A lot of doctors thought we had already had COVID. I have had a few very traumatic experiences in my childhood [that] have caused me to be incredibly claustrophobic. I can't even wear rings, watches or belts. I've struggled with it my entire life," Stacey said. "My doctor came up with the idea of a face shield with social distancing and being responsible with hand sanitizer and [minimizing] my contact in the field. I own an IT company so I can work from home. It's worked for almost a year. "Nothing is 100% on this virus and even if I would've wore a mask I could've still gotten it. But the fact of the matter is we have to do everything that we can do to protect ourselves and to protect the people that are really at risk. I just thank God that I haven't given this to someone and taken a life. I would not be able to handle that." Stacey said he wanted to share his story because, "if what is happening to me can make one person do something that might save their life I'm good with it." Credit: Chuck Stacey via Storyful ( Original Title: 'I Didn't Wear a Mask. I Should Have': Ex-COVID Skeptic's Emotional Hospital Bed Plea )

日付：2021年1月5日

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Seniors line up for COVID-19 vaccines in Florida

Date:JANUARY 4, 2021 Long lines in Sarasota, Florida on Monday as citizens await COVID-19 vaccines which has been offered to people 65 and older and front line health care workers. In Florida, where officials have put senior citizens ahead of many essential workers for getting the vaccine, Governor Ron DeSantis announced a policy under which the state would allocate doses to hospitals that dispense them most quickly. Florida will also deploy an additional 1,000 nurses to administer vaccines and will keep state-run vaccination sites open seven days a week, he said. More than 20 million people have been infected in the United States and nearly 347,000 have died - or one out of every 950 U.S. residents - since the virus first emerged in China in late 2019, according to the CDC. More than 4.2 million people have been inoculated since Dec. 14 with one of two vaccines, far short of the Trump administration's goal of 20 million by the end of 2020. (Caption:1135WD-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_USA_FLORIDA_O_)

日付：2021年1月4日

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Large queues of cars as senior citizens await COVID-19 vaccination in Florida

Large queues of parked cars were seen in Daytona, Florida as citizens 65 years and over await their COVID-19 vaccination on January 4. Footage filmed by @RobSabatino shows a long row of cars parked on the side of the road. ( Original Title: Large queues of cars as senior citizens await COVID-19 vaccination in Florida )

日付：2021年1月4日

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マスク着用を拒否した男性にテーザー銃を撃つ警察官＝アメリカ

Occurred on January 2, 2021 / Estero, Florida, USA Info from Licensor: "He was sitting at the game and the sheriff asked him to put on his mask and he refused or acted like he was eating popcorn to avoid putting on his mask, about 5 min went by or so and the sheriff and other cops went up to ask him to put the mask on and he refused, so they tried to get him to leave and it turned into him getting tased and cuffed and kicked out of the game. His kids and wife were next to him." ( Original Title: Police Use Taser on Man Refusing to Wear Mask )

日付：2021年1月2日

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U.S. COVID-19 cases hit grim milestone of 20 mln on New Year's Day

The confirmed COVID-19 cases in the United States topped 20 million on Friday as the discovery of a highly contagious new virus strain in the country increases pressure to speed up the vaccination process. The United States reported over 20.1 million cases and more than 347,000 related deaths by Friday afternoon, according to a tally from Johns Hopkins University. The country, which makes up about 4 percent of the world's population, now accounts for nearly one-quarter of over 83.8 million cases, 19 percent of 1.8 million deaths reported worldwide, showed the university's data. It took 292 days for the United States to reach its first 10 million cases, but only 54 more days to double it, reported CNN on Friday. U.S. experts and media outlets have attributed the U.S. failure to contain the virus to, among others, an absence of a national strategy, politicized policies as well as misinformation and conspiracy theories. The grim numbers could climb further nationwide in the coming weeks due to a surge of gatherings and travels over the holidays despite warnings against doing so amid the worsening pandemic, according to public heath experts. An ensemble forecast published Wednesday by the CDC now projects there will be 383,000 to 424,000 coronavirus deaths in the country by Jan. 23. The 20-million mark came a day after cases of the new COVID-19 strain, which was first reported in the United Kingdom, were reported in states of Colorado, California and Florida. The discovery of the new virus strain in the United States is putting more pressure on state governments to speed up the ongoing vaccination process with a "slower and messier start." The federal government said it had received 12.4 million doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine as of Dec. 30, 2020. But only 2.8 million people have been inoculated a series of two shots of either vaccine, according to CDC data. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Washington D.C. (XHTV)

日付：2021年1月2日

RM 151620536

ひ孫を連れてのサプライズの登場にひいおばあさんが喜ぶ＝アメリカ

A family conspired to orchestrate a surprise first meeting between baby Ryan and his great-grandmother in West Palm Beach, Florida, on January 1. Sisters Melissa Scope Toledano, who filmed this video, and Helaine Scope Teuschler told Storyful baby Ryan and his parents traveled by car and train from New York City down to West Palm Beach to surprise their mother, who hadn't had a chance to meet her great-grandson yet. Teuschler said the family had quarantined prior to the meeting, just to make sure everyone was safe amid the COVID-19 pandemic. "My Mom was really feeling the lonely covid separation after so long without seeing any of us, but it's been especially difficult for her not getting to meet her Great-Grandson Ryan in person," wrote Helaine Scope Teuschler on Facebook. "So, my sister and her husband went to visit, and although she thought it was the dog next door coming to hang out and it took a minute or two to sink in, seeing Great-Grandma Gail's joy when my niece and nephew showed up with her beautiful New Year surprise started our 2021 with a smile in our hearts." Credit: Melissa Scope Toledano via Storyful ( Original Title: Great-Grandma Delighted to Meet Great-Grandson in Surprise Visit )

日付：2021年1月1日

RM 151426951

Florida Woman Hangs onto Car Hood

Occurred on January 1, 2021 / Port Orange, Florida, USA Info from Licensor: "While picking up McDonald's, I recorded some kids flying around the parking lot hanging off the hood of the car." ( Original Title: Florida Woman Hangs onto Car Hood )

日付：2021年1月1日

RM 151400573

Florida senior citizens line up for drive-through COVID vaccinations

Date:DECEMBER 31, 2020 Senior citizens in Florida lined up at a drive-through clinic to receive coronavirus vaccinations on Thursday (December 31) after the state included over 65s on a list of those prioritized. A limited number of available vaccinations and decentralized distribution planning has led to long lines at some sites with authorities overwhelmed by demand from senior citizens, according to local media. On Thursday, senior citizens lined up in cars at a drive-through vaccination clinic in the city of New Port Richey in central Florida. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis issued an executive order on Saturday (December 26) to allow over 65s to be prioritized, against CDC guidelines that set the age threshold at 75. While most states are still focusing on healthcare workers and long-term care residents, Florida moved to quickly expand its vaccination program to the elderly. The nationwide wave of newly approved vaccinations has proceeded at a far slower pace than expected. Around 2.8 million Americans have received a shot, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, far fewer than the 20 million the federal government promised for December. According to the CDC, nearly 176,729 people had received their first of two vaccination shots in Florida as of December 30th. The state had received 783,600 vaccines as of that date. The federal government spent more than $10 billion to speed COVID-19 vaccine development but has so far disbursed little funding for distribution, even as it pushed the responsibility of actual immunizations onto state and local governments. (Production: Octavio Jones, Ashraf Fahim) (Caption:4182WD-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_USA_FLORIDA_O_)

日付：2020年12月31日

RM 151437210

夜間外出禁止令が午前1時まで延長で大晦日に大混雑する米フロリダ

People took to bars and restaurants in downtown Fort Lauderdale, South Florida on New Year's Eve 2020. Broward County had extended the curfews from midnight to 1:00 am for Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. Videos posted on social media showed crowded streets in Fort Lauderdale Beach. (Original Title: US: Fort Lauderdale Streets Crowded With Revelers On New Year’s Eve)

日付：2020年12月31日

RM 151329679

州間道路を逆走した車が事故、容疑者は逃走＝アメリカ

A pursuit that began in Hemet and with the driver traveling on city streets at a high rate of speed before exiting the city heading westbound with officers in chase ended when the driver of a white pickup truck took the I-215 northbound in Menifee wrong way and footbailing, leaving his vehicle on the freeway and causing a head on crash with a Labcorp minivan. Of the two suspects, the passenger gave himself up but Hemet Pd with Menifee PD were still looking for the driver. The victim that crashed headon with the pickup required a physical extrication to be freed from the wreckage. The victim was transported to a local trauma center with major injuries. Its unknown if the driver was caught at this time. Incident: 00060 Type: Trfc Collision-1141 Enrt Location: I215 N / SCOTT NO Loc Desc: Lat/Lon: 33.650426 -117.171076 Detail Information 3:14 AM11[36] HEMET PD - INC# 20-2786 STARTED AS PUR NEAR MALL @ CURVY X FLORIDA - DWN GARBONI - ENDED UP WW ON 215- ORIGINAL WANT IS 1032V AKA SVO PLT INC# 20-2786 STARTED 98 WHI DODG RAM - SUSPECT WMA LS MAR HAT AND FACE MASK ALSO HAD GRY SWEATSHIRT GRY SHORTS LS HEADING IN FIELDS NEAR ALL STAR SUPER STORAGE 32456 HAUN RD 3:10 AM10[35] MENI PD VIA LL, THEIR UNITS ARE ASSISTING AND PATCHED WITH HEMET PD NEED TO HAVE THEM LET THEM KNOW // 1039 HEMET PD COPZ WILL HAVE UNIT RESPOND 3:06 AM9[33] 30; PLS CHK WITH HEMET PD OR MUR PD AND SEE IF THEY CAN SHUT DOWN NB SCOTT ONR PLS 3:06 AM8[32] [Rotation Request Comment] 1039 WIND N SEA W/ 2 FB'S 951-657-0040 XXXXXXXXX 3:03 AM7[30] 10; ACCESS FRM SCOTT TO TAKE THE CD 3:02 AM6[27] 10; PTY IS STILL TRAPPED IN THE VAN , TALKING, BUT TRAPPED , ALL LNS BLKD NEED 2 FB'S 2:59 AM5[24] 115-30 INQ ON INJ 2:43 AM4[14] ALL LNS ARE BLOCKED 2:42 AM3[13] PER HEMET -- VEH WAS WW AND TCD HEAD ON // SV DRIVER TOOK FB PTY IN VV NEEDS TO BE EXTRICATED 2:38 AM2[2] AND VEH TC'D 2:38 AM1[1] HEMET PD WAS IN PURS OF VEH ( Original Title: Pursuit of wrong way driver ends with crash on Interstate 215 in California, suspect flees )

日付：2020年12月31日

RM 151400581

Wall Street closes out wild pandemic year with Dow, S&P at records

Date:DECEMBER 31, 2020 U.S. stocks ended a tumultuous year with the Dow and S&P 500 at records, as the three major U.S. equity indexes notched solid-to-spectacular yearly gains despite an economy upended by the COVID-19 virus as investors looked to a post-pandemic world. For the session unofficially, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 191.34 points, or 0.63%, to 30,600.9, the S&P 500 gained 24.37 points, or 0.65%, to 3,756.41 and the Nasdaq Composite added 23.03 points, or 0.18%, to 12,893.03. (Production: Fred Katayama, Aleksandra Michalska) (Caption:4168BU-USA-STOCKS_CLOSE_O_)

日付：2020年12月31日

RM 151400536

'A year to forget' - elevated unemployment will stay long after virus is gone, says analyst

Date:DECEMBER 31, 2020, FILE The number of Americans filing first-time claims for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell for a second straight week last week but remain elevated more than nine months into the health and economic crisis triggered by the coronavirus pandemic, signaling a long recovery for the U.S. job market. Initial claims for state unemployment benefits slid to a seasonally adjusted 787,000 for the week ended Dec. 26, from 806,000 in the prior week, the Labor Department said on Thursday (December 31). Economists polled by Reuters had forecast 833,000 applications in the latest week. As of Dec. 19, the number of people continuing to draw benefits under regular state unemployment insurance programs declined to 5.219 million, the lowest since April, from 5.322 million the week before. The report also showed that as of mid-December, more than 19.5 million people were receiving some form of jobless aid, including from emergency measures recently extended by the latest coronavirus aid bill. Though initial jobless claims have dropped from a record 6.867 million in March, they have held persistently above their 665,000 peak hit during the 2007-09 Great Recession. The weekly unemployment claims report is seen as the most timely data on the economy's health. The elevated level of claims aligns with other recent weak economic reports, including a decline in consumer confidence to a four-month low in December and drops in both consumer spending and income last month. (Production: Aleksandra Michalska) (Caption:4167BU-USA-ECONOMY_JOBS_O_)

日付：2020年12月31日

RM 151400534

'A year to forget' - elevated unemployment will stay long after virus is gone, says analyst

Date:DECEMBER 31, 2020, FILE The number of Americans filing first-time claims for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell for a second straight week last week but remain elevated more than nine months into the health and economic crisis triggered by the coronavirus pandemic, signaling a long recovery for the U.S. job market. Initial claims for state unemployment benefits slid to a seasonally adjusted 787,000 for the week ended Dec. 26, from 806,000 in the prior week, the Labor Department said on Thursday (December 31). Economists polled by Reuters had forecast 833,000 applications in the latest week. As of Dec. 19, the number of people continuing to draw benefits under regular state unemployment insurance programs declined to 5.219 million, the lowest since April, from 5.322 million the week before. The report also showed that as of mid-December, more than 19.5 million people were receiving some form of jobless aid, including from emergency measures recently extended by the latest coronavirus aid bill. Though initial jobless claims have dropped from a record 6.867 million in March, they have held persistently above their 665,000 peak hit during the 2007-09 Great Recession. The weekly unemployment claims report is seen as the most timely data on the economy's health. The elevated level of claims aligns with other recent weak economic reports, including a decline in consumer confidence to a four-month low in December and drops in both consumer spending and income last month. (Production: Aleksandra Michalska) (Caption:4167BU-USA-ECONOMY_JOBS_O_)

日付：2020年12月31日

RM 151400532

'A year to forget' - elevated unemployment will stay long after virus is gone, says analyst

Date:DECEMBER 31, 2020, FILE The number of Americans filing first-time claims for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell for a second straight week last week but remain elevated more than nine months into the health and economic crisis triggered by the coronavirus pandemic, signaling a long recovery for the U.S. job market. Initial claims for state unemployment benefits slid to a seasonally adjusted 787,000 for the week ended Dec. 26, from 806,000 in the prior week, the Labor Department said on Thursday (December 31). Economists polled by Reuters had forecast 833,000 applications in the latest week. As of Dec. 19, the number of people continuing to draw benefits under regular state unemployment insurance programs declined to 5.219 million, the lowest since April, from 5.322 million the week before. The report also showed that as of mid-December, more than 19.5 million people were receiving some form of jobless aid, including from emergency measures recently extended by the latest coronavirus aid bill. Though initial jobless claims have dropped from a record 6.867 million in March, they have held persistently above their 665,000 peak hit during the 2007-09 Great Recession. The weekly unemployment claims report is seen as the most timely data on the economy's health. The elevated level of claims aligns with other recent weak economic reports, including a decline in consumer confidence to a four-month low in December and drops in both consumer spending and income last month. (Production: Aleksandra Michalska) (Caption:4167BU-USA-ECONOMY_JOBS_O_)

日付：2020年12月31日

RM 151262609

*EXCLUSIVE* Amazon Delivery Driver Caught on Video Peeing in Front of Door

*EXCLUSIVE* - **USA AND CANADA CLIENTS MUST CALL FOR RIGHTS** Talk about a piss-poor decision from an Amazon delivery driver ... this one in Florida -- shocker -- where the driver was caught on video peeing in front of the customer's apartment door. This whizz incident went down at the Palms of Boca Del Mar apartment complex in Boca Raton, where a resident was expecting a trace laser ... typically used on pistols. We're told the customer heard a loud slam from inside his apartment ... apparently the package hitting the ground. He looked at his security camera (ironically an Amazon Blink XT2) and was horrified seeing the driver handling his own package with care ... peeing inches from his front door. The driver appears to have zero qualms about relieving himself. BTW ... the customer's laser was damaged. We're told Amazon's already shipping him a new one and looking into the incident. As for the pee ... a rep for Amazon tells us, "We have very high standards for our associates, and expect every package to be handled with care. This incident does not reflect those standards. We’ve notified the right teams internally and will work with the customer directly to make it right." This isn't the first time Amazon's turned smiles into scowls. You'll recall back in April another delivery driver peed on a customer's driveway. Remember, when nature calls ... HOLD IT!!! **MANDATORY CREDIT: TMZ/BACKGRID**

日付：2020年12月31日

RM 151400393

Wall Street ends up on recovery expectation

Date:DECEMBER 30, 2020 U.S. stocks closed higher on Wednesday (December 30) as investors looked towards an improving economic outlook in 2021 on the back of COVID-19 vaccine rollouts and hopes for even more fiscal support. Unofficially, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 73.89 points, or 0.24%, to 30,409.56, the S&P 500 gained 5 points, or 0.13%, to 3,732.04 and the Nasdaq Composite added 19.78 points, or 0.15%, to 12,870.00. (Production: Fred Katayama, Aleksandra Michalska) (Caption:3188BU-USA-STOCKS_CLOSE_O_)

日付：2020年12月30日

RM 151211822

Large plume of smoke rises from fire at recycling plant in Florida

A fire broke out at recycling plant in Florida on Tuesday (December 30), sending plumes of smoke into the air. Footage filmed by @gloserna shows plumes of black smoke rising from the fire at Trademark Metals Recycling Plant in Opa-Locka. There were no reports of injuries. ( Original Title: Large plume of smoke rises from fire at recycling plant in Florida )

日付：2020年12月30日

RM 151206215

Boeing 737 MAX returns to US skies with American Airlines flight

American Airlines launches the first commercial flight of a Boeing 737 MAX in the United States since the plane was grounded worldwide following two deadly crashes that killed hundreds and plunged the airplane manufacturer into crisis. [COMPLETES VIDI8XW3ENEN] IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Kevin Angueira,student - Anthony Farone,student - Cpt. Alan Johnson,American Airlines Boeing 737 Trainer - Robert Isom,American Airlines president

日付：2020年12月29日

RM 151206209

ボーイング「737MAX」運行再開へ_Boeing 737 MAX returns to US skies with American Airlines flight

American Airlines launches the first commercial flight of a Boeing 737 MAX in the United States since the plane was grounded worldwide following two deadly crashes that killed hundreds and plunged the airplane manufacturer into crisis. [COMPLETES VIDI8XW3EN_EN] IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES

日付：2020年12月29日

RM 151206193

New Yorkers celebrate Good Riddance Day at Times Square

New Yorkers gather in Times Square to say "good riddance" to 2020. Printed submissions from people around the world,who virtually shared their Good Riddance Day memories in advance,are shredded during the official Good Riddance Day celebration. Jonathan Bennett,host of the Times Square New Year's Eve celebration,reads some submissions during the event,before pulverizing a 2020 piñata. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Shane,New York restaurant owner - Mark and Jo,New Jersey residents - Raul,Westbury,NY resident - Jonathan Bennett,host of the Times Square New Year’s Eve celebration - Tim Tompkins,organizer,Times Square Alliance President

日付：2020年12月29日

RM 151400067

A blizzard of confetti whips through Times Square

Date:DECEMBER 29, 2020 Even during a pandemic, some traditions must continue. The annual confetti test ahead of New Year's Eve in Times Square carried on Tuesday (December 29). The test is to ensure the air worthiness of the confetti that will help usher in the new year. The co-organizers of the Times Square New Year's Eve, the Times Square Alliance and Countdown Entertainment, threw mounds of confetti into the air over Times Square. The windy weather whipped the colorful tissue paper throughout the area. "This joyful blizzard of confetti that everyone's going to watch on New Year's Eve is ready to go," proclaimed the President of Countdown Entertainment Jeffrey Strauss. On New Year's Eve, one ton of confetti will be released over Times Square. However, unlike years past, New York City will bid farewell to 2020 without the usual huddled masses jamming the streets. Organizers will host a scaled-back, virtual event. Spectators in Times Square said they are also planning quiet New Year's Eve celebrations. "We're going to see it on TV," said Joyce Albu a visitor from Florida. "We're a little cold to be out here on New Year's Eve at midnight, but I'm so happy we did the preview. So now when we watch it on TV, we'll know where we were and what was happening. And we have confetti to take home!" Luis Leonardo added, "This year, all we got to do is watch it on TV and just stay at home with the family. I guess it's different but we got to get used to the new living now." The New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square is among the biggest in the world, typically drawing about 1 million people, with more than 1 billion more tuning in on television to watch the lighted ball atop One Times Square descend as the new year arrives. (Production: Angela Moore, Hussein Waaile) (Caption:2131WD-NEW-YEAR_USA_NEW_YORK_CONFETTI_O_)

日付：2020年12月29日

RM 151239520

ビーチに不時着した小型飛行機＝アメリカ

Occurred on December 29, 2020 / Dania Beach, Florida, USA Info from Licensor: "I was having a very relaxing day at the beach and looked to the south and saw a prop plane flying very low toward me. As it came closer, it continued to descend, so I took out my phone and moved away from where I was sitting to video the emergency landing. As it got closer, I could hear the engine sputtering and the plane then touched down almost directly in front of me on the sand. It taxied a bit further down the beach and came to a stop when the nose when down into the sand and the plane came to rest on its wheels. Thankfully no one, including the pilot, was injured thanks to the quick thinking of the pilot to land the plane on a less crowded portion of the beach." ( Original Title: Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing on South Florida Beach )

日付：2020年12月29日

RM 151238096

オーパロッカの金属リサイクル場で火災＝米フロリダ州

A fire broke out at Trademark Metals Recycling Plant in Opa-Locka, Florida on Tuesday afternoon, sending a thick, black plume of smoke into the sky. Fire crews battled the fire well into the evening. No injuries were reported in the incident. (Original Title: US: Industrial Fire In Opa-Locka, FL Sends Thick Plume Of Smoke Into Sky)

日付：2020年12月29日

RM 151545735

水槽越しにキスを見せるセイウチ＝アメリカ

Occurred on December 28, 2020 / Orlando, Florida, USA Info from Licensor: "Walrus waves, knocks and blows kisses to bystanders." ( Original Title: Friendly Walrus Blows Some Kisses )

日付：2020年12月28日

RM 151559121

ソファから落ちそうな赤ちゃんを助けた妊娠中のママ＝アメリカ

Occurred on December 28, 2020 / Ocala, Florida, USA Info from Licensor: "Around Christmas 2020 visiting family, I, the pregnant mom in the video, watched my daughter periodically from across 2 rooms of my father-in-law's house. She was supervised by an uncle on the backwards couch as shown in the video, but you know how distracting TV can be. Easily understandable! My husband walks through to another room to check on our other child, which led me to look back over at our daughter sitting backwards. Knowing my daughter I knew she would sit back fully so instinctively, supervised or not, I ran as any mother would. I caught her head just in time and tried to avoid landing on the baby bump. Luckily, everyone is safe and sound thank goodness!" ( Original Title: Pregnant Mom Saves Baby )

日付：2020年12月28日

RM 151150009

Man fatally stabbed following disturbance call in Hemet, California

A man was found fatally stabbed in Hemet, California, in the early hours of Monday (December 28). At about 1 am, Hemet Fire Department responded to reports of a stabbing victim at the intersection of Florida Avenue and Carmelita Street. Arriving crews located a victim stabbed multiple times in the torso. The victim was declared deceased at the scene by paramedics. Minutes prior to the stabbing, the police department received a call about a disturbance in the area. It's unknown at this time if the two incidents are related. It's possible that the victim was at a gathering, possibly a party, where a large group began fighting in the street. Florida Ave from Harvard St to Carmelita St will be shut down in both directions of travel pending investigation. At this time, no suspect information is available. ( Original Title: Man fatally stabbed following disturbance call in Hemet, California )

日付：2020年12月28日

RM 151155737

女性の背後から魚を奪ったペリカン＝アメリカ

This pelican walked amidst the tourists standing on the dock. It stood behind a woman and went underneath her legs. It grabbed a fish from the feeding bucket she held. It quickly gulped the fish and walked off. ( Original Title: Pelican Steals Fish From Tourist's Feeding Bucket )

日付：2020年12月28日

RM 151142812

U.S. COVID-19 cases surpass 19 mln -- Johns Hopkins University

The total number of COVID-19 cases in the United States topped 19 million on Sunday, according to the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University. U.S. COVID-19 case count rose to 19,000,572, with a total of 332,145 deaths, as of 11:22 a.m. local time (1622 GMT), according to the CSSE tally. With the most cases, 2,123,163, California became the first U.S. state to have more than 2 million cases. Texas reported 1,668,263 cases, followed by Florida with 1,264,588 cases. The states of Illinois and New York both registered more than 900,000 cases. Other states with over 500,000 cases include Ohio, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Michigan, North Carolina and Wisconsin, the CSSE data showed. By far, the United States remains the nation worst hit by the pandemic, with the world's most cases and deaths, making up more than 23 percent of the global caseload. Based on current projection scenario, an updated model forecast by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington projected a total of 567,195 COVID-19 deaths in the United States by April 1, 2021. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from New York, U.S. (XHTV)

日付：2020年12月28日

RM 151206096

Fly south or roost? Canadian 'snowbirds' weigh Florida mid-pandemic

Birds of a feather normally flock together, but the pandemic has firmly wedged Canada's infamous "snowbirds" in two camps: those staying home this winter and those heading to Florida no matter the cost, financial or otherwise. Nearly a million Canadians make the annual pilgrimage, fleeing to the southern United States to pass what would otherwise be incredibly gray and snowy months with their toes tucked in the sand and ocean breeze in their hair. The coronavirus has led a majority to forgo the trip this year -- but for those flouting Canada's repeat calls to stay put, the price tag on winter at the beach has skyrocketed. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES

日付：2020年12月26日

RM 151162796

Millions of Americans lose jobless benefits as Trump refuses to sign aid bill

Date:DECEMBER 26, 2020, FILE Millions of Americans saw their jobless benefits expire on Saturday (December 26) after U.S. President Donald Trump refused to sign into law a $2.3 trillion pandemic aid and spending package, protesting that it did not do enough to help everyday people. Trump stunned Republicans and Democrats alike when he said this week he was unhappy with the massive bill, which provides $892 billion in badly needed coronavirus relief, including extending special unemployment benefits expiring on Dec. 26, and $1.4 trillion for normal government spending. Without Trump's signature, about 14 million people could lose those extra benefits, according to Labor Department data. A partial government shutdown will begin on Tuesday unless Congress can agree to a stop-gap government funding bill before then. After months of wrangling, Republicans and Democrats agreed to the package last weekend, with the support of the White House. Trump, who hands over power to Democratic President-elect Joe Biden on Jan. 20, did not object to terms of the deal before Congress voted it through on Monday night. But since then he has complained that the bill gives too much money to special interests, cultural projects, and foreign aid, while its one-time $600 stimulus checks to millions of struggling Americans were too small. He has demanded that be raised to $2,000. "Why would politicians not want to give people $2,000, rather than only $600?...Give our people the money!" the billionaire president tweeted on Christmas Day, much of which he spent golfing at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida. Many economists agree the bill's aid is too low but say the immediate support is still welcome and necessary. A source familiar with the situation said Trump's objection to the bill caught many White House officials by surprise. While the outgoing president's strategy for the bill remains unclear, he has not vetoed it and could still sign it in the coming days. On Saturday, he was scheduled to remain in Mar-a-Lago, where the bill has been sent and awaits his decision. Biden, whose Nov. 3 electoral victory Trump refuses to acknowledge, is spending the holiday in his home state of Delaware and had no public events scheduled for Saturday. (Production: Deborah Lutterbeck) (Caption:6079BU-USA-TRUMP__O_)

日付：2020年12月26日

RM 151162795

Millions of Americans lose jobless benefits as Trump refuses to sign aid bill

Date:DECEMBER 26, 2020, FILE Millions of Americans saw their jobless benefits expire on Saturday (December 26) after U.S. President Donald Trump refused to sign into law a $2.3 trillion pandemic aid and spending package, protesting that it did not do enough to help everyday people. Trump stunned Republicans and Democrats alike when he said this week he was unhappy with the massive bill, which provides $892 billion in badly needed coronavirus relief, including extending special unemployment benefits expiring on Dec. 26, and $1.4 trillion for normal government spending. Without Trump's signature, about 14 million people could lose those extra benefits, according to Labor Department data. A partial government shutdown will begin on Tuesday unless Congress can agree to a stop-gap government funding bill before then. After months of wrangling, Republicans and Democrats agreed to the package last weekend, with the support of the White House. Trump, who hands over power to Democratic President-elect Joe Biden on Jan. 20, did not object to terms of the deal before Congress voted it through on Monday night. But since then he has complained that the bill gives too much money to special interests, cultural projects, and foreign aid, while its one-time $600 stimulus checks to millions of struggling Americans were too small. He has demanded that be raised to $2,000. "Why would politicians not want to give people $2,000, rather than only $600?...Give our people the money!" the billionaire president tweeted on Christmas Day, much of which he spent golfing at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida. Many economists agree the bill's aid is too low but say the immediate support is still welcome and necessary. A source familiar with the situation said Trump's objection to the bill caught many White House officials by surprise. While the outgoing president's strategy for the bill remains unclear, he has not vetoed it and could still sign it in the coming days. On Saturday, he was scheduled to remain in Mar-a-Lago, where the bill has been sent and awaits his decision. Biden, whose Nov. 3 electoral victory Trump refuses to acknowledge, is spending the holiday in his home state of Delaware and had no public events scheduled for Saturday. (Production: Deborah Lutterbeck) (Caption:6079BU-USA-TRUMP__O_)

日付：2020年12月26日

RM 151162794

Millions of Americans lose jobless benefits as Trump refuses to sign aid bill

Date:DECEMBER 26, 2020, FILE Millions of Americans saw their jobless benefits expire on Saturday (December 26) after U.S. President Donald Trump refused to sign into law a $2.3 trillion pandemic aid and spending package, protesting that it did not do enough to help everyday people. Trump stunned Republicans and Democrats alike when he said this week he was unhappy with the massive bill, which provides $892 billion in badly needed coronavirus relief, including extending special unemployment benefits expiring on Dec. 26, and $1.4 trillion for normal government spending. Without Trump's signature, about 14 million people could lose those extra benefits, according to Labor Department data. A partial government shutdown will begin on Tuesday unless Congress can agree to a stop-gap government funding bill before then. After months of wrangling, Republicans and Democrats agreed to the package last weekend, with the support of the White House. Trump, who hands over power to Democratic President-elect Joe Biden on Jan. 20, did not object to terms of the deal before Congress voted it through on Monday night. But since then he has complained that the bill gives too much money to special interests, cultural projects, and foreign aid, while its one-time $600 stimulus checks to millions of struggling Americans were too small. He has demanded that be raised to $2,000. "Why would politicians not want to give people $2,000, rather than only $600?...Give our people the money!" the billionaire president tweeted on Christmas Day, much of which he spent golfing at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida. Many economists agree the bill's aid is too low but say the immediate support is still welcome and necessary. A source familiar with the situation said Trump's objection to the bill caught many White House officials by surprise. While the outgoing president's strategy for the bill remains unclear, he has not vetoed it and could still sign it in the coming days. On Saturday, he was scheduled to remain in Mar-a-Lago, where the bill has been sent and awaits his decision. Biden, whose Nov. 3 electoral victory Trump refuses to acknowledge, is spending the holiday in his home state of Delaware and had no public events scheduled for Saturday. (Production: Deborah Lutterbeck) (Caption:6079BU-USA-TRUMP__O_)

日付：2020年12月26日

RM 152007072

クリスマスに子犬をプレゼントをされて喜んで泣く少女＝アメリカ

Occurred on December 25, 2020 / Ocala, Florida, USA Info from Licensor: "I had a litter of puppies born in November. My sister in law watched my dog give birth to the puppies and immediately fell in love with the brown puppy. Little did she know, one of the puppies was going to be hers. she was under the assumption that all puppies were sold, and her parents also kept telling her NO DOGS! On Christmas day I told her I forgot a gift at my house (we live next door) and she was totally surprised when her father and I came back and presented her with the puppy! She couldn't believe it!" ( Original Title: Girl Surprised by Holiday Puppy Present )

日付：2020年12月25日

RM 150831250

Egyptian fans welcome world bodybuilding champion home

Ecstatic fans of bodybuilding in Egypt on Thursday welcomed their national hero Ramy Elssbiay, also known as Big Ramy, back to his home. A special celebration was held near the Giza pyramids to mark Big Ramy's triumph at the annual "Mr. Olympia" competition. Egyptian Minister of Youth and Sports Ashraf Sobhy also attended the homecoming celebration. Big Ramy won the "Mr. Olympia" title on Sunday in Florida, the U.S. after he defeated defending champion Brandon Curry. The 36-year-old Egyptian became the first Arab bodybuilder to win the competition, which is considered the world's biggest bodybuilding contest. Born in Egypt, Big Ramy began his career as a professional bodybuilder in Kuwait in 2010. He had won several international competitions during the past years. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Cairo. (XHTV)

日付：2020年12月25日

RM 151159738

警察官の母親の前に兵士の息子がサプライズ登場＝アメリカ

Lieutenants with the St Petersburg Police Department helped to orchestrate a homecoming surprise for one of their colleagues on Christmas Eve. According to police, Sgt Samora Church had not seen her son, Private Second Class Daeveon Oliver, since July, when he left for basic training, and was not expecting him home until January. Church was unable to attend his swearing in and graduation ceremonies due to coronavirus restrictions. Church's reaction was captured in video shared to the police department's Facebook page. "With a little help from his family and SPPD lieutenants, he showed up at headquarters, just in time for the holidays, to surprise Sgt Church," the police department wrote on Facebook. Credit: St Petersburg Police Department via Storyful ( Original Title: Army Son Surprises St Petersburg Police Sergeant With Holiday Homecoming )

日付：2020年12月24日

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Florida Woman Struggles to Get to Grips With Sledding

While on a trip to Tennessee, a Florida woman decided to try her hand at sledding after snow fell in Pigeon Forge. In video recorded by her mom, Trina Coccaro, on December 24, Stacey Potter can be seen attempting to sled down a hill, with hilarious results. Responding to Facebook users, Potter joked that this was "an example of what not to do on your sled". Credit: Trina Coccaro via Storyful ( Original Title: Florida Woman Struggles to Get to Grips With Sledding )

日付：2020年12月24日

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Decorations and festive atmosphere on Christmas Eve in Cyprus' Nicosia

On Christmas Eve,Cypriots enjoy a sunny day walking and shopping on Ledra street in the old town of the capital Nicosia,where street vendors serve roasted chestnuts and cotton candy. IMAGES

日付：2020年12月24日

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Archbishop Pizzaballa arrives in Bethlehem for Christmas Mass

The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem,Archbishop Pierbattista Pizzaballa,arrives at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem,in the occupied West Bank,for the Christmas Mass that is being held this year without faithful in the church because of the Covid-19 pandemic. IMAGES TO COMPLETE WITH VIDI8XP9YWEN

日付：2020年12月24日

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Dark Skies Loom Over Florida Panhandle as Storms Bear Down

Storms moving toward the Florida Panhandle were forecast to bring gusty winds, heavy rain, and potentially even tornadoes on Thursday, December 24, the National Weather Service (NWS) said. The NWS issued a marine warning for coastal cities in northwest Florida. Stefanie Hicks East said she filmed this video of stormy skies over Panama City Beach on Thursday. Credit: Stefanie Hicks East via Storyful ( Original Title: Dark Skies Loom Over Florida Panhandle as Storms Bear Down )

日付：2020年12月24日

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'Imagine thinking you could social distance': Cincinnati airport jammed with holiday travelers

A traveler headed from Miami, Florida to Cincinnati, Ohio was stunned by how crowded the airport was with holiday travelers on December 23. "Imagine thinking you could social distance," said the filmer. ( Original Title: 'Imagine thinking you could social distance': Cincinnati airport jammed with holiday travelers )

日付：2020年12月23日

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Excavator Lifts And Spins Old Plane

This old plane was going to get destroyed, so an airport worker thought of taking it for one last ride. They used an excavator to lift it and spun it funnily. They got to give their last tribute to the plane while it had its one final fun trip. ( Original Title: Excavator Lifts And Spins Old Plane )

日付：2020年12月22日

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【新型コロナウィルス感染症】クリスマス休暇に先立ち検査場には長蛇の車列＝米フロリダ州

Long lines of vehicles waiting for COVID-19 tests were seen in Central Florida Monday, December 21. Testing sites across the region are experiencing bigger lines ahead of the Christmas holidays according to reports. (Original Title: US: People Line Up For COVID-19 Tests Ahead Of Christmas In Central Florida)

日付：2020年12月21日

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Husband Surprises Wife With Santa and Elf 'Llamagram'

A husband surprised his wife with a special photoshoot with two llamas dressed as Santa and an Elf in a 'Ilamagram' experience for Christmas in Tallahassee, Florida, on December 21. Amy Lewis could not stop smiling as she greeted the two llamas from Shannon Carroll's Redemptive Love Farm. Carroll, who filmed the video, told Storyful that Lewis' husband Kelley hired the llamas to surprise his wife for Christmas. Carroll started offering "llamagrams" three years ago to "bring joy to people for special occasions." "Best Christmas gift! Thank you!" Lewis wrote on a Facebook post that featured her and the llamas. Credit: Shannon Carroll via Storyful ( Original Title: Husband Surprises Wife With Santa and Elf 'Llamagram' )

日付：2020年12月21日

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木星と土星が接近、フロリダで撮影＝アメリカ

Jupiter and Saturn aligned over the sunset in Miami Beach, Florida, on Monday, December 21, marking the two planets' closest encounter in nearly 400 years, according to NASA. The astronomical event was named a "Great Conjunction" after the incident was observed in 1623. This year, the alignment was visible in the night sky for a few days, culminating on Monday night. Although Jupiter and Saturn regularly pass each other and align once every 20 years, it's been nearly 800 years since the alignment occurred at night, allowing nearly everyone around the world to observe the event, NASA said. Credit: @aer0nautix via Storyful ( Original Title: Jupiter and Saturn Align During 'Great Conjunction' Above Florida Sunset )

日付：2020年12月21日

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誕生日を祝うキャンドルの火が女性の髪の毛に引火＝アメリカ

Occurred on December 20, 2020 / Miami, Florida, USA Info from Licensor: Melissa surprised with a birthday cookie with candles for her birthday at midnight. As melissa gets to the door she's singing Daisy Happy Birthday and Daisy goes to give me a kiss on the cheek and all of a sudden her hair cathces on fire. Her birthday was for sure lit! ( Original Title: Birthday Party Was Fire )

日付：2020年12月20日

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オレンジ色のグラデーションが美しい見事な朝焼け＝米フロリダ州

Florida saw a stunning vivid sunrise gradient on Saturday morning, December 20. A video posted on social media shows a beautiful orange gradation sunrise in Tomoka Aquatic Preserve, Florida. (Original Title: US: Stunning Footage Of Orange Sunrise Gradient In Florida)

日付：2020年12月20日

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マスク着用をお願いされた男性がスーパーの床に寝ころぶ＝アメリカ

A man in Lantana, Florida was spotted lying on the floor of Costco in protest after he was asked to wear a face mask on December 20. A couple of local sheriffs are seen asking the maskless man to get up and leave the store. The filmer, who wishes to remain anonymous, told Newsflare: "He said he would sue Costco and the police if they touched him. "He was shopping without a mask I assume he put one on to enter and then took it off while inside but I don't about that. "He got up because the officer allowed him to pay for his stuff and leave, so he got up and paid for his stuff at the self check out then the officer escorted him out. "Outside the manager was arguing with an officer that they should have not let him pay for his stuff." The filmer also added that he was lying to on the floor for about "8 to 10 minutes." ( Original Title: US man throws himself to supermarket floor in bizarre tantrum when asked to wear face mask )

日付：2020年12月20日

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ロブスター漁の仕掛けを使ったクリスマスツリー＝アメリカ

An unique Christmas "tree" composed of lobster traps lit up in Key West, Florida, with the tree honoring the town's maritime history. Footage taken by Twitter user @CoachKrysiak shows the twinkling tree on the Key West Historic Seaport. "Nothing says Christmas like a tree of lobster traps," wrote @CoachKrysiak on the post. According to local news reports, the tree, made out of 45 lobster traps, celebrates both the holiday season and Florida's history of commercial fishing. Credit: @CoachKrysiak via Storyful ( Original Title: Christmas Tree Made Out of Lobster Traps Twinkles in Key West, Florida )

日付：2020年12月20日

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スケボーに乗りながら自撮りしている男性が転倒＝アメリカ

This guy crashed while riding a skateboard. He was skateboarding on the road and posing when he went out of control and crashed. (Original Title: Guy Crashes While Riding Skateboard)

日付：2020年12月19日

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Juggling a Christmas Carol

Occurred on December 18, 2020 / Orlando, Florida, USA Info from Licensor: "Some fun during our Christmas pajama party." ( Original Title: Juggling a Christmas Carol )

日付：2020年12月18日

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Doctor behind NBA's bubble season gets vaccinated

Date:DECEMBER 18, 2020 Dr. Leroy Sims, the medical director of the National Basketball Association who managed this past summer's "bubble" season, joined fellow frontline workers in California in getting the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine on Friday (December 18). He was among 148 respiratory therapists, registered nurses, and doctors to get the jab at Sutter Mills-Peninsula Medical Center in Burlingame, south of San Francisco, on the hospital's first day of administering vaccines. "For me, this has been a long-time coming. I've been dealing with the pandemic from January 4 in terms of informing the NBA and friends and family and followed it really closely. So to be at this point, there's no anxiety whatsoever. I'm really proud to be at this place," said Sims, who practices emergency medicine on the frontline at the hospital as well. His vaccine comes days before the regular season is set to tip-off. A handful of teams, including the Orlando Magic and Utah Jazz, are allowing a limited number of fans into their arenas. The rest will depend, Sims said. "Really it's going to be based on what the U.S. looks like. The northeast looks different from the southeast looks different from the west. And what the case burden is, positivity rates, so until we get the green light from the Department of Public Health and in those areas where we're not allowed to have fans, we won't, but to the extent that we can do it and do it safely, we will," said Sims. In the meantime, the league remains focused on keeping players safe, recommending that they continue to mask and keep physical distance, Sims said. The league will also continue its deep testing protocols, Sims added. According to the league and the National Basketball Players Association, almost 9% of players tested positive before training camps opened earlier this month. Back in late June, just over 5% tested positive before they gathered in Florida, where teams finished out the season and postseason in a "bubble." During the league's three-month stay at Walt Disney World in Orlando, no players and coaches tested positive for COVID-19, after the virus derailed the season in March for four months. As the vaccine rollout continues into the new year, Sims said the NBA would be waiting for healthcare workers, the vulnerable, and any necessary essential workers to get vaccinated before its players and staff receives them. "In everything that we do, we have an eye on social responsibility. So we're not jumping the line. When the opportunity comes for us to roll it out in a larger way to our players and to our staff, we'll do that. But we're not going to do that before the necessary essential workers get vaccinated," Sims said. (Production: Nathan Frandino) (Caption:5180SP-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS_VACCINE_NBA_DOCTOR_O_)

日付：2020年12月18日

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ロブスタートラップで作られたクリスマスツリー＝米フロリダ州

A Christmas tree made out of lobster traps is on display this year at Key West Historic Seaport in Florida. (Original Title: US: Christmas Tree Made From Lobster Traps Displayed In Key West, Florida)

日付：2020年12月18日

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U.S. COVID-19 deaths top 310,000: Johns Hopkins University

U.S. COVID-19 deaths surpassed 310,000 on Thursday, according to the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University. With the national case count topping 17.1 million, the death toll across the United States amounted to 310,095 as of 5:26 p.m. local time (2226 GMT), according to the CSSE data. New York State registered 36,052 fatalities, at the top of the U.S. state-level death toll list. Texas recorded the second most deaths, which stood at 24,932. The states of California, Florida and New Jersey all confirmed more than 18,000 deaths, the CSSE tally showed. States with more than 10,000 fatalities also include Illinois, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Massachusetts and Georgia. The United States remains the nation hit the worst by the pandemic, with the world's highest caseload and death toll, accounting for more than 18 percent of the global deaths. U.S. COVID-19 deaths soared above 300,000 on Dec. 14, and added 10,000 in just three days. On Wednesday, the country reported 3,656 deaths, the highest single-day rise in death toll since the pandemic began, according to data compiled by the university. Meanwhile, U.S. daily cases surged to 247,403 on Wednesday, the largest number of new cases the country has ever seen in one day, the CSSE chart showed. In addition, current hospitalizations in the United States hit an all-time high of 113,090 on Wednesday, according to The COVID Tracking Project. Based on current projection scenario, the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington projected a total of 502,256 COVID-19 deaths in the United States by April 1, 2021. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from New York. (XHTV)

日付：2020年12月18日

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タンパベイに推定125mphの風速を持つ２つの巨大竜巻が直撃＝米フロリダ州

The National Weather Service confirmed two tornadoes, an EF1 and stronger EF2 with estimated 125 mph wind speeds struck in Florida's Tampa Bay area and Polk County on Wednesday, December 16. Tornados left damaged vehicles and buildings, and left thousands without power. (Original Title: US: Tornadoes Strike Florida’s Tampa Bay Area, Leaving Severe Damages And Power Outage)

日付：2020年12月17日

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Like Father Like Son: Tiger and Charlie Woods Swing Clubs in Sync Ahead of PNC Championship

Tiger Woods and his son Charlie were in sync while practicing on December 17 for this year's PNC Championship, which is to be held in Orlando, Florida. The family-focused golf match takes place in Orlando December 19 and 20. This footage posted from PGA Tour Champions shows 11-year-old Charlie swinging the club alongside his dad. Charlie will be the youngest participant to ever play at the championship alongside his father, who is the first 82-time PGA Tour winner. to play at the competition. Credit: PGA Tour Champions via Storyful ( Original Title: Like Father Like Son: Tiger and Charlie Woods Swing Clubs in Sync Ahead of PNC Championship )

日付：2020年12月17日

人物：タイガー・ウッズ

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【映像】ワニの尻尾にボールがオン　フロリダ州のゴルフコースで　

　米南東部フロリダ州ケープコーラルのゴルフコースで12月13日、ゴルファーの打った球が、池の縁にいたワニの尻尾にオン。 　恐る恐るワニに近づいたゴルファーが、尻尾に乗っていたボールを取り上げると、ワニは驚いたのか、そのまま池にドボン。 　｢バーディー｣｢イーグル｣｢アルバトロス｣｢コンドル｣とゴルフには鳥の名前が使われているが、そのうちフロリダでは｢ゲーター」なんていうのが使われるかも… *映像の一部はスローモーション処理してあります。 （アメリカ、ケープコーラル、12月17日、映像：Kyle Downes via Storyful/アフロ）

日付：2020年12月17日

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Tampa Bay hit with lightning as Florida feels strong winds

The National Weather Service confirmed two tornadoes, an EF1 and stronger EF2 with estimated 125 mph wind speeds struck in Florida's Tampa Bay area and Polk County on Wednesday, December 16. Tornados left damaged vehicles and buildings, and left thousands without power. ( Original Title: Tampa Bay hit with lightning as Florida feels strong winds )

日付：2020年12月16日

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Man Drives Through a Tornado in Pinellas Park, Florida

A Florida driver was caught in a tornado that went through Pinellas Park, on Wednesday, December 16. The video shows David Volante's car getting hit by strong winds and debris flying as the storm moved along a highway. The "violent tornado" damaged warehouses, cars, and buildings along the two-mile span of Pinellas County, according to reports. Pinellas Park Police said the storm also left thousands of customers without power. The National Weather Service said the tornado event was rated an EF2 in Pinellas county and an EF1 in Hillsborough and Polk counties. Volante told Storyful he was heading home from work when the tornado hit. "Traffic came to a halt. As I looked out my driver side window, I noticed debris flying in the air. I knew it was a tornado," said Volante. Credit: David Volante via Storyful ( Original Title: Man Drives Through a Tornado in Pinellas Park, Florida )

日付：2020年12月16日

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Florida Tornado Damages Cemetery in Clearwater

A tornado blew through Pinellas County, Florida, on December 16, causing property damage, including at a cemetery in Clearwater. The National Weather Service rated the tornado an EF2, with winds speeds of 111 to 135 mph. Two buildings were destroyed and five had major damage, according to the NWS. Several buildings in a boat storage facility also had major damage, and large two-ton boats were thrown over. This video shared by Deb Beachen shows fallen trees and tombstones at a graveyard in Clearwater on December 17. The tornado in Pinellas County was one of two that blew through Florida on Wednesday, local media reported. Credit: Deb Beachen via Storyful ( Original Title: Florida Tornado Damages Cemetery in Clearwater )

日付：2020年12月16日

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窓の外の荒れた天気を見つめる猫＝アメリカ

A pair of cats stared intensely out a window on Wednesday, December 16, as a severe storm passed through Tampa, Florida. Footage uploaded to Instagram shows cats Simba and Anastasia enthralled by the intense weather happening outside their window. The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for central Pinellas County on Wednesday afternoon. According to "local authorities"https://twitter.com/PinellasParkPD/status/1339334038872596481, at least 25 structures were damaged in the storm and large parts of Tampa were left without power. Credit: when_simba_mets_ana via Storyful ( Original Title: Cats Enthralled by Severe Weather as Tornado-Warned Storm Sweeps Across Florida )

日付：2020年12月16日

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FILE: Biden picks ex-rival Buttigieg as transport secretary: US media

FILE IMAGES of Pete Buttigieg,former mayor of South Bend,Indiana. FILE IMAGES of Pete Buttigieg

日付：2020年12月15日

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【新型コロナウィルス感染症】南フロリダでワクチン接種開始_First Covid-19 vaccinations begin in South Florida

Frontline health care workers receive the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine at the Memorial Hospital Miramar in Florida. Hospital officials say they expect to vaccinate 1,100 to 1,200 people per day at the facility, as the United States kicks off a mass vaccination drive, hoping to turn the tide on the world's biggest coronavirus outbreak. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES

日付：2020年12月15日

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Trump supporters at Michigan state capitol ahead of Electoral College vote

A small handful of President Trump supporters wait outside Michigan's state capitol as electors begin to convene to formalize Joe Biden's victory over Donald Trump,all but closing the door on the incumbent's efforts to overturn the result of the 2020 election. IMAGES - Lisa Hamm,Biden supporter

日付：2020年12月15日

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U.S. COVID-19 deaths top 300,000: Johns Hopkins University

The United States reached the grim milestone of 300,000 coronavirus deaths on Monday, according to the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University. With the national case count topping 16.3 million, the death toll across the United States rose to 300,267 as of 3:26 p.m. local time (2026 GMT), according to the CSSE data. New York state reported 35,643 fatalities, at the top of the U.S. state-level death toll list. Texas recorded the second most deaths, standing at 24,414. The states of California, Florida and New Jersey all confirmed more than 17,000 deaths, the CSSE tally showed. States with more than 10,000 fatalities also include Illinois, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Michigan and Georgia. The United States remains the nation hit the worst by the pandemic, with the world's highest caseload and death toll, accounting for more than 18 percent of global deaths. U.S. COVID-19 deaths hit 100,000 on May 27, and topped 200,000 on Sept. 22. It took nearly four months for the national death toll to climb from 100,000 to 200,000 and less than three months to jump from 200,000 to 300,000. The United States has seen daily cases, deaths, and hospitalizations soar to record highs after entering December. On Dec. 11, the country added 3,300 deaths, the highest single-day rise in death toll since the pandemic began, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. Meanwhile, U.S. daily cases surged to 231,775 on Dec. 11, setting a new record, the CSSE chart showed. In addition, current hospitalizations in the United States hit an all-time high of 109,331 on Sunday, according to The COVID Tracking Project. An updated model forecast by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington projected a total of 502,256 COVID-19 deaths in the United States by April 1, 2021, based on current projection scenario. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from New York, U.S. (XHTV)

日付：2020年12月15日

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食べ物を探して女性の仕事部屋に入るアヒルと猫＝アメリカ

These street animals are provided with food by the same woman. She likes helping animals and usually feeds them at her workplace. Thus, this cat and two ducks came to the backdoor of her office in search of food. ( Original Title: Ducks And Cat Go To Woman's Workplace In Search Of Food )

日付：2020年12月14日

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First Covid-19 vaccinations begin in South Florida

Frontline healthcare workers receive the Covid-19 vaccine at the Memorial Healthcare System Hospital in Miramar,Florida. Hospital officials say they expect to vaccinate 1,100 to 1,200 people per day at the facility,as the United States kicks off a mass vaccination drive,hoping to turn the tide on the world's biggest coronavirus outbreak. IMAGES

日付：2020年12月14日

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ジャクソンビルの病院に新型コロナウィルスのワクチンが届く＝アメリカ

COVID-19 vaccines arrived in hospitals and the first vaccinations in Florida were administered on Monday, December 14, according to reports. The Tampa Bay Times reported that Florida's first coronavirus vaccine was given to 31-year-old Vanessa Arroyo, a nurse in Tampa General Hospital's COVID unit. This footage, posted on Monday, shows health care workers unpacking vaccines at University of Florida Health Jacksonville. Credit: UF Health Jacksonville via Storyful ( Original Title: COVID-19 Vaccines Arrive at Jacksonville Hospital )

日付：2020年12月14日

人物：ロン・デサンティス

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Bald Eagle Struts Across Yard in Central Florida

Seeing a bald eagle in the wild is a special sight for anyone, but Apopka, Florida, resident Linda Boucher got a front row seat as one of the birds walked across her yard on December 13. Boucher recorded a video of the creature and posted it to Facebook captioned: "Look at what was in our yard this morning. Crazy!" The footage was shot from inside Boucher's home and shows the bird as it walks around her yard, stopping a few times and looking around before flying away. Florida is home to one of the largest populations of nesting bald eagles in the country, and the Apopka area is known for having some of the best bird watching in the state. Credit: Linda Boucher via Storyful ( Original Title: Bald Eagle Struts Across Yard in Central Florida )

日付：2020年12月13日

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サンタ姿の男性、車に載せたプレゼントを病院の子供たちへと運ぶ＝アメリカ

A kind man wearing a Santa Claus costume was seen driving in a car decorated with giant Christmas gifts. Dean England said he was surprised to meet "Santa" while waiting in traffic along a road in Palm Springs, California, on December 13. He said: "I was even more amazed when I found out that their gifts were for the children in the hospital. It is very comforting to see such things." ( Original Title: Florida man dresses as Santa Claus while carrying gifts for children in hospital )

日付：2020年12月13日

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フロリダのビーチで雪の代わりに砂を使った「砂だるま」を飾る＝アメリカ

Floridians embraced the holiday season with a tropical twist by creating "sand snowmen" on a beach in Navarre on December 13. Janie Driscoll said this footage shows sand snowmen that were created during a sand-sculpting class on the beach. The sandmen were adorned with sticks, shells, and other beach debris for a Floridan take on the classic winter creation. Credit: Janie Driscoll via Storyful ( Original Title: Floridians Swap Snow for Sand With Wintry Beach Creations )

日付：2020年12月13日

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ワニの尻尾に乗ったゴルフボールを取った男性＝アメリカ

A man was filmed on December 13 snatching a golf ball that had somehow gotten lodged on the tail of an alligator at a Florida golf course. Kyle Downes, who shot this footage, was playing a round of golf with his brother, Brandon, at Cape Coral's Coral Oaks Golf Course when they spotted the alligator. "We came across the gator on the back nine and noticed a ball on the tail," Downes told Storyful. "Never unusual to see a gator, but a gator with a ball on its tail? Very unusual." In the video, Brandon edges closer to the alligator, which lies still beside a pond. The alligator splashes into the nearby water as the golfer removes the ball from its scaly tail. "We golf a lot being in SWFL so this is a rare sight indeed," Downes said. "How the ball got there is a mystery to me." Credit: Kyle Downes via Storyful ( Original Title: Tough Lie: Florida Golfer Snatches Ball Stuck on Alligator's Tail )

日付：2020年12月13日

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口の中に指を入れても指を噛まない犬＝アメリカ

Occurred on December 13, 2020 / Land O' Lakes, Florida, USA Info from Licensor: "Oliver a purebred pit bull, only 9 months old and is a really sweet and soft boy. This is my sister's dog who I babysit a lot. Oliver is not camera shy and loves to play while always being so gentle." (Original Title: Pit Bull Won't Bite When Finger Is Put in His Mouth)

日付：2020年12月13日

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U.S. COVID-19 cases surpass 16 mln: Johns Hopkins University

The total number of COVID-19 cases in the United States topped 16 million on Saturday, according to the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University. U.S. COVID-19 case count rose to 16,014,839, with a total of 297,501 deaths, as of 4:26 p.m. local time (2126 GMT), according to the CSSE tally. California reported the most cases among the states, standing at 1,535,962. Texas registered 1,395,889 cases, followed by Florida with 1,116,973 cases. Illinois recorded 841,688 cases and New York identified 764,966 cases. By far, the United States remains the nation worst hit by the pandemic, with the world's most cases and deaths, making up more than 22 percent of the global caseload. U.S. COVID-19 cases hit 10 million on Nov. 9, and increased by 5 million within a month. It took only four days for the case count to jump from 15 million to 16 million. Record numbers of cases, deaths as well as hospitalizations have been repeatedly seen across the states in December. U.S. daily cases reached 231,775 on Friday, the highest single-day increase in new cases the country has ever witnessed since the pandemic began, according to data complied by Johns Hopkins University. Friday also marked the 40th consecutive day that the United Sates had reported more than 100,000 daily cases since the beginning of November. Meanwhile, the country just went through the deadliest day since the onset of the pandemic, with the national daily deaths surging to 3,309 on Friday, the CSSE chart showed. Current hospitalizations in the United States skyrocketed to an all-time high of 108,108 on Friday, according to The COVID Tracking Project. An updated model forecast by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington projected a total of 502,256 COVID-19 deaths in the United States by April 1, 2021, based on current projection scenario. Xinhua News Agency correspondents reporting from Washington D.C. (XHTV)

日付：2020年12月13日